The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said it has added another 5,000 criminal illegal aliens to its "Worst of the Worst" website, bringing the total number displayed on the site to more than 40,000.
The WOW website, launched on December 8, 2025, allows visitors to search through what DHS describes as just some of the hundreds of thousands of dangerous illegal aliens arrested across all 50 states. The criminal histories of those listed include homicide, lewd or lascivious acts with a minor, sexual assault, kidnapping, drug trafficking, assault, and burglary.
"The Trump Administration is committed to transparency, and that's why this website allows the American people to see for themselves what kind of dangerous illegal aliens ICE is removing from their communities," said DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin. "We've added another 5,000 criminals to our worst of the worst website, bringing the total available on the site to more than 40,000. This is still just a fraction of the total amount that the brave men and women of ICE work every single day to get off our streets and out of our country. We will never stop removing illegal aliens, and we will never apologize for putting the safety of the American people first."
Among those newly added are Jose Alberto Mendoza, a Surenos gang member from Mexico arrested in San Jose, California, whose history includes homicide and aggravated assault with a weapon, and Selina Shiuli of Bangladesh, arrested in Charlotte, North Carolina, whose history includes second-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder.
Others include Eddy Lopez, a Surenos gang member from Mexico arrested in Soledad, California; Douglas Benitez-Herrera of Honduras, arrested in Ray Brook, New York; Sengkha Koulavongsa of Laos, arrested in Fresno, California; Marco Nunez-Mitjan of Cuba, arrested in Orlando, Florida; Byron Arevalo-Pacheco of Guatemala, arrested in Yazoo City, Mississippi; Marco Lual of Sudan, arrested in Phoenix, Arizona; Free Gendemeh of Sierra Leone, arrested in Louisville, Kentucky; and Richard Vieira of Brazil, arrested in Shirley, Massachusetts.
Mullin said ICE will continue removing illegal aliens, adding that the agency "will never apologize for putting the safety of the American people first."